Sentence examples for rigid hours from inspiring English sources

Women have been particularly affected by a regular army career path that allows soldiers to work full-time only within rigid hours.

"But those with old-fashioned bosses who expect all staff to stick to the same rigid hours day in day out and always be in the office won't be so lucky.

The TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady, said: "Those with old-fashioned bosses who expect all staff to stick to the same rigid hours day in day out and always be in the office won't be so lucky.

He said he loved the opportunity to use his artistic talents, but the corporate rules and rigid hours soon disillusioned him.

While the action will once more take place over a single day, it will jump around in time rather than follow a rigid hour-by-hour structure.

I grew up in gymnastics, which was so rigid: thirty hours a week.

Productivity is poor, with 41% missing their daily objectives, but improves when companies relax old-fashioned, rigid, working hours.

You need to still be a father or a mother or even just a friend sometime, so it is necessary you draw up a daily work schedule, rigid working hours...and follow it strictly.

Ms Pénicaud said the rigid 35-hour working week doesn't exist any more.

This rigid, two-hour mix is astounding, you shouldn't expect anything less from the online magazine Norient.

Part of the fault, he said, lay with his financially pressed father, who imposed a rigid five-hour-a-day practice schedule, demanded perfection and struck him for misbehaving.